link gives a 404 because the repo is renamed minutes ago to https://github.com/grassel/wac-esp

which was forked from https://github.com/kanaka/wac the kanaka project appears to be a generic platform project where as the grassel fork is targeting the esp32.

or https://github.com/datawire/ambassador (which wraps envoy with a couple of extra (usability?) features)

we need to go deeper

I found a full listing here: https://github.com/railwaycat/emacs-mac-port/blob/master/REA...

Thanks! Most of it was meh, but some sounds really good. The homebrew version provides hdr gfx but not all of this.

etcd support for Mesos is almost there. see: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MESOS-1806 the code is already reviewable so it won't take long before this gets released.

AFAIK it allows you to replace ZK for etcd making it a lot easier to run this on top of coreos as a working etcd cluster is a fact in a working coreos cluster.

SPAM

a lot of people seem to connect through twitter: http://twitter.com/#!/appsterdamrs

OTOH: the same article also states: "... the Dutch parliament made a bit of history by passing the first net neutrality legislation in the EU. ...". Also i've heard the cookie law isn't as strict as everybody thinks it is, but i'm still searching for a good source explicitly stating what the cookie law includes.

True enough. I can see how the cookie law has the intention of making the internet a better place for users, I just suspect that it's highly unlikely to do so, if what I understand about it is correct.

My understanding is that it requires not only an affirmative acceptance from users of cookies, but requires that the site placing the cookie be able to prove that the user did, in fact, provide said acceptance.

maybe this can help you out (it also integrates with openoffice): http://jsignpdf.sourceforge.net/en_US/pdf_signatures.html

On 4.3, this would be a four finger swipe up to reveal the multitasking bar and a swipe from left to right on the bar to reveal the sound controls in any device orientation. Works pretty smooth, i'm running it now.